ing sources. Libya: Days before a law banning former Gaddafi officials from public office came into effect (June 5), Mohamed Megaryef, President of the General National Congress, announced his resignation on May 28th. The move came soon after the Minister of Interior Ashur Shwayel — another Qaddafi-era official — was replace

justice ministries for several days to press the government to sack officials linked to Qaddafi. The President's eyes welled up as he spoke before the General National Congress in Tripoli. He decried what he described as the empowerment of some lawmakers backed by gunmen and warned of the need to eradicate Qaddafi-era sche

esident Mohamed al Magarief honoured in Washington I Libya Herald Magarief honored in Washington JVashington, 10 June 2013 The former president of the General National Congress, Mohamed Magarief, was honored in Washington tonight. The SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations at Johns Hopkins University gave Magarief the Me

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